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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1938
Page
11
A 1938 NEA Service meditation on parental love outlining how rich and poor parents alike show affection, the harm of starving a child’s natural affections, and the need for a shared emotional outlet to foster discipline, duty, and kindness. It stresses the unity of father, mother, and child as the starting point for healthy development.
Dr C G Jung argues that adults over thirty five struggle most with finding a religious outlook. Loss of spiritual anchorage correlates with neuroses and fear, while revival of faith provides steadfast hope. A Babson Newspaper Lynd study notes a farm wife preparing about 235,423 meals over 30 years at a labor cost of over $35,000.
Jumbled lines mix opinions from Harver Wiley Corbet on housing costs and mass production, Justice Langton on misery and life, Dr Hugo Eckener on helium export bans, Mrs Howell Dodd on family milestones, and William C Bullitt on morality. The fragment hints at varied views from architecture to diplomacy.
July items show the Taylorsville Aid Society meeting at the parsonage on July 27, with the Homemakers Club hosting a Westminster bake sale on July 23 at 10 o'clock. Local residents and visitors are listed, including Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Nail, the Harlines, the Wrights, the Gosnells, the Sneeds, the Pickett family, and others visiting relatives in Woodbine, Baltimore, Washington, D C, and Frederick.
Local social notes describe gatherings among Tiarney Harney, Clyde Frock and families, 4-H club meetings at Teeter home, and visits by Adeline Hoffman and Belva Koons. Church events at St Pauls include sermon at 8:30 and Sunday school at 7:30 with an outing planned for July 20. Also mentions Rev Irvin Morris, Welty family travel, Beacon Sunday School opening, and a rededication festival for A O K M C lodge hall with details to follow.
A cautionary piece on manners and social restraint raising questions about appropriate dress and conduct. The author notes how a man should guide a woman in social situations and avoid overbearing advice, suggesting careful, respectful behavior.
Home talent will furnish the music and a prominent speaker will give an address at the event. The lodge members and the Ladies' Aid Society of St Paul are sponsoring the affair.
A fragmented item notes a 13 year old named J Bards in Fulton involved with comics. Details are unclear but imply a youth matter or local incident. Further readable text is insufficient to determine exact event or outcome.
The object of a Bill of Complaint to obtain a decree of the Circuit Court for Frederick County Maryland for the sale of Mary E Stottlemyer’s real estate in Hauvers District Frederick County consisting of about two acres and improvements. The bill names heirs at law including H Lee Wolf Ida V Wolf Emory E Barkdoll George W Barkdoll Carrie C Frey Lang Werdehaunn and Lang W Man various heirs and relatives, and notes administrator J. Lee Wolf with final account approved April 4, 1938. The case concerns distribution of proceeds and settlement of debts from Mary E Stottlemyer, deceased.
The statement lists Mary E Stottlemyer heirs, including Amos R Wolf descendants, non residents, and infants, seeking a sale of Mary E Stottlemyer’s real estate by decree of the Circuit Court for Frederick County Maryland to avoid division losses. It notes many named heirs, their residences, and the need for a public sale with funds distributed per interest. The court order requires publication in a Frederick newspaper and appearances by nondefendants by August 1, 1928.
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